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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1887-07-06

A DAUGHTERS WORK.-Proba-
bly, there is not a single young girl
among our readers who, on leaving
school, does not anxiously survey
the work in life before her. Her
brother has straight, measured
road in his future-a profession or
trade to acquire, for which work his
hours are all regulated. She has her
studies, her work in the household,
her duties to father and mother, to
society and the church. There is
SO much to do, and when it is done,
it seems to amount to so little!
A visitor to Paris was escorted
through the great shop known as LIE
Bon Marche, and saw the crontrol-
lers, the cashiers, the salesmen, each
busy with his set work. One little
man passed quietly from one depart
ment to another, with low word
here and there.
"He does nothing," said the visi-
tor.
"Pardon, monsieur; he is the
most useful of all. He remedies the
Mistakes"
A daughters work in a household
is often as necessary and as unpre-
tentious as that of this corrector of
blunders-a touch here, a word there,
to set right that which is wrong
Youths Companion.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1887-07-06
THE ETIQUETTE OF ALBANIA.

The dress of the Albanian women
is ungallantly described by travellers
as hideous. It is said to be Of thick
material and shapeless; a leather
band encircles the waist, and usually
a little black cloak is thrown over
the shoulders. But the Wearers are
the most beautiful women in eastern
Europe, and their manners always
gracious.
Filtration is unknown, and even
the most decorous love making for
hidden. The proper thing is for the
lover never to see his intended till
their marriage day. She has been
carefully secluded in the recesses of
her home till her parents think she
is old enough to be married. Hav-
ing arrived at this conclusion, they
announce the fact; if the mere an
nouncement is of no avail, they adopt
strong measures. The lady's BROTH
er will politely come up to a friend
in the street and pleasantly remark:
"You are just the fellow wanted
to see. My sister is IA years old ;
you must marry her."
No Albanian who respects himself
rejects the proposal of a Triend; in
fact he regards it as an honor, and
knows that a refusal means a duel to
the death. Like other more western
mortals, he may have morbid Gu
riosity regarding his friends sisters
personal appearance, and then he
has recourse to the inevitable old
woman, the entremetteuse in the
true sense of the word, whose profess
sion is to intervene in such cases.
She calls on the bride, inspects her,
and then returns to the expectant
swain with a detailed account of the
young lady's qualities, of course COL
ored in proportion to the fee she has
received. Then the wedding day is
fixed, and at last the happy pair are
face to face.
The etiquette of Albania requires
the bridegroom to be coy and reluc-
tant; it is considered degrading to
his dignity to affect any tenderness
for the fair sex, and therefore he is
bound to offer strong resistance to
her approach. In marked contradis-
tinction to the usual marriage cere-
monies, which point to capture of
the bride, the Albanian customs
indicate capture of the bridegroom,
and yet the whole race displays q
degree of contempt for women which
is not found in the barbarous nations.
1t is worthy of remark, also, that
in every family the males usually 60
to the mosque, the females to church.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1887-07-06

In THE HURRY OF SPEECH.-In
the hurry of speech, and often in our
very anxiety to be polite, some of us
are liable to occasional slips, which
may have the ludicrous effect of
putting an entirely different con-
struction upon a sentence than that
intended. For instance, upon arriv-
ing at your entertainers house, you
say: II beg thousand pardons for
coming so late," and are met by your
hostess with the words: "My dear
sir, no pardons are needed, you can
never come too late. ."-Man,5er's
Journal.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1887-07-06

WITH YOU"
He heard, and such was the power Of her
love, that his, which had beer put out Of
mind in the terror of that hour, reawoke and
took the color Of her own. He, too, forgot
the imminence of death in the warm presence
of his down trodden passion. She was in his
arms as he had taken her during the firing,
and he bent his head to look at her. The
moonlight played upon her pallid, quivering
face, and showed that in her eyes which no
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1887-07-06

BESSIE GAVE SORT OF CIIOKED CRY.
let the letter fall over the veranda, to one Of
the posts of which she clung with both her
hands,
The ill favored native below grirmed, and,
picking the paper up. handed it to her.
She took it. feeling that she must know all,
and read OH like one reads in some CHASTITY
dream
"who has been staying OH your uncles farm
did not see him killed myself, but Jan Van
zyl shot him, and Roi Dirk Oosthuizen and
Carolus, a Hottentot, saw them pick him up
and carry him away. They say that he was
quite dead. For this fear You will be sorry,
but it is the chance of war, and he died fight
ing bravely. Make my obedient compliments
to your uncle. We parted in anger, but l
hope in the new circumstances that have
arisen in the land to show him that l, for
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1887-07-06

The GIRLS OF THIRTY YEARS
AGo.-No parent or casual observer
who is deeply interested in the rising
generation of girls and young ladies
can but mark the wide difference of
the girls of thirty years ago and of
to-day. The immoral tendencies of
the times, custom and fashions; the
privileges allowed by parents to their
young daughters, all have tendency
to break down the safeguards which
once protected them. Thirty years
ago the girl of Is years was obedient
to the slightest wishes of, and a help
to, her mother in household duties.
She did not have to be persuaded and
begged to do this or that. "Oh, pa
or ma, I can't" never escaped her
lips, for obedience was a pleasure
and cherished virtue. Her whole
thoughts were not upon "bangs" and
the boys. She did not "step out upon
the carpet" before she entered her
teens, and make g show Of herself
upon every chance occasion. No,
she was modest in her demeanor and
never talked slang nor used by
words. She had respect for her elders,
and was not above listening to words
of counsel from those older than her.
self. She did not know as much as
her mother, nor did she thirk that her
judgment was as good as that of her
grandmother. She did not 60 to par
ties by the time she was ten years
old, and stay till midnight dancing
with any young man who happened
to be present. She went TO bed in
season and slept the sleep of inno-
cence, rose up in the morning happy
and capable of giving happiness.
Such were the girls of thirty years
ago. Now, who is to blame for the
great change which has taken place?
Not the girls, no! The parents
there is where the whole blame lies.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1887-07-06
SCAMP NEAR PRETORIA, Feb. Is.

"DEAR MISS BEssIE-I am sorry to have
to write to you; but though We have quar-
relied lately, and also your good uncle, I
think it my duty to do so, and send this to
was sortie made by the poor folk in Pre-
toria, who are now as thin with hunger as the
high veldt oxen just before spring. Cur arms
were again victorious; the redcoats run away
and left their ambulance in our hands, carry
ing with them many dead and wounded.
Among the dead was the Capt. Niel"-
Here Bessie gave a sort of choked cry, and
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-04-13
MR.. WARMERS PRIZES.
Rewards Offered for the Discovery of
New Comets.

From April LIST, 1887, to April LIST,
1888, offer (slO0) one hundred dol
lars for each and every discovery of a
new comet, made between the above
dates, subject to the following three
conditions:
l. 1t may be discovered either by
the naked eye or telescope, but it
must be unexpected, except as to the
comet of 1915, which is now looked
for.
2. (a) The discoverer, if residing
in the United States or Canada, must
send a prepaid telegram Immediately
to Dr. Lewis Swift, Director Warner
Observatory, Rochester, N. Y, giving
the time of discovery, the position
and direction of motion with suffi-
Gent exactness, if possible, to enable
ut least one other observer to find it.
(b) DISCOVERIES in the other countries
must send by immediate mail full
account Of the discovery, as above re-
CURED to DR.. Lewis Swift, as above.
3. In the United States and Can
ada this intelligence must not be
communicated to any other party or
parties, either by letter, telegraph or
otherwise until publicly announced by
DR.. Swift, which he will do at once
on information of the discovery.
Great care should be observed re-
garding this condition, as it is essen
tial to prevent duplication of an
nouncements and for the correct
transmission of the discovery, with
the name of the discoverer, which
will be Immediately made by DR..
Swift.
Prizes will be awarded four az
months after discovery and vertical
ton of claim.
Three disinterested scientists will
be selected to settle any dispute that
may arise regarding comet discoveries.
II. II. WARNER.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-04-13

Miss E. A. Ormerod, England's
well-known entomologist, reports that
her many correspondents all agree
that sparrows will not feed on insects
when seeds, grain, fruit and other veg
etable food is within reach. She
therefore advocates a judicious de-
struction Of the house sparrow for the
protection Of crops, but is careful to
show that the objection does not ex-
tend to other smaller birds.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-04-13

Catarrh, when chronic, becomes
very offensive. 1t is impossible to be
otherwise healthy, and, at the same
time, afflicted with catarrh. This dis
agreeable disease, in its most obstinate
and dangerous forms, can be cured
by the use Of Ayers Sarsaparilla.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-04-13

The "sorrowful tree" fourishins
only at night, is a singular vegetable
of the Island of Goa, near Bombay.
Half all hour after sunset the tree is
full of understanding flowers, though
none are to be seen during the day,
as they close up and drop off with the
appearance of the sun.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-04-13
Probate Notice.

To JACOB p. LocKMAN:
fou are hereby notified that proceedings have
oeen instituted before the Honorable Proh.ts
Judge OF Altnras county, Idaho Territory. for the
revocation OF letters of administration beretofors
ISSUED 10 you upon the estate of Henry Frost. de-
ceased; and you are hereby notified aud rsouired
70 De and appear before the Judge of said Probate
H ~, II O'Clock a. m, on Monday, April 18Th
aoos, ~ the Probate Courtroom, in the town OF
haifey In said county, there and tn. n 10 shoyy
revoked. shou'u NOT De
Dated, HALEY, l. T., April 9Th, 1887.
Prooate Judge and e1- ofhcio CLERK of srid cour,
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-04-13

by the piece, u and Is cents each.
In lots Of 100, one.half of above prices
All of the above are generally pro-
nounced the best on the Pacific slope
and coast. They are well printed, on
extra-thIck paper, and gotten up so as
to require the least possible writing.
They are specially adapted to Alturas
county, and cost less to record than
any other blanks of the same nature.
w@Parties ordering by mail should
add 1 and cent per blank, for post
age.
All orders should be addressed to
7. r. PICOTTE,
Haley, Idaho.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-04-13
Notice to Creditors.
EsrATE OF JAMES DnLIxoxR, DrcrAssD.

Notice 10 hereby given by the undersiensA, A.
ministrator Of the said Estate Of James DilIinssS
deceased ~ the creditors Of and all persons hsvis0
Claims against the said deceased TO exhibit thsu,
with the necessary vouchers, within four nsnshs
Aiser the hrst publication OF this notice, 10 The
County OF Alturas = -
Dated at Martins p. O., March 81, 1851.
SAMUEL MARTIN,
m31 Aeeeaa
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-04-13

TERRITORY OF IDAHO,
COUNTY OF ALruRAs,
ny virtue OF an execution issued out of the pro.
dir etes IN and for Al.ur.s County and 70 ms
lille sna ,n. levied on and taken all the right,
.nS Apras County. Idaho Territory, II in
The .n sE following described properly to'~it
s.nd A. 10 =; Boise Meridian; also. all Of De.
known .s right ,b .w atis and interest in what is
scr1h.a ia IN. me wood River Ditch" further de-
on IN tna certain notice Of location desert bed
ON page il2 OF Book y. Water Rights Record. Of
A e.po.s County p Idaho TerrisorySwhich shall
he Is., ruonc vendue as the law directs, on
~ ~. o,o oay OF April A. d. 1887 at O'Clock y. m
AZ the Court House in the town Of HALEY Atm.
ooun'y' Idaho Territory. W. TATRO.
HALEY, Alturas Co.. l. T., February ,s' Iss1 ~
fs2ldkw
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-04-13

.W-> Blank Proofs of Labor for
sale at this Office.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-07-28

mordu: Wszak wid1ieliscie wy
raznie, chciaf mic zamordo-
wac? Co..
Jasnie Panic = diva gfo-
sy jednozgodnie sic odezwafy
to pewnie, lie gdyby sic mas
ME bal, Jasnie Pan JUL by ME
iy}.
Bujaia prawi} dalej:
- A ME zwazaliscie, ze gadat
jak wsryat-to jakis pomieszany
ma umysle! Cierpi ma mania zabija-
MIA panow. Buntuje ch}op6w do
rubunku i pozogi- Moglibyscie ma
to przysiadz, ze mic chciaf zabiG?
- Chocby tn ma tenn miejscu!
- Dobrze, chiopcy, macie OTTO ma
wodke.
Wyatt diva pleclorubloWe pa
pierki.- Chfopcom oczy zabtys1y.
- Jasnie PANEL o-o-o- Jas
ME PANEL
Gdyby zapragna} teraz pc ich
grzbietach stapad, obaj zarazey roz-
ciagneli sic ma ziemi.
- Dostaniecie ~jeszcze wleceJ....
Novice tylko to, co widzieliscie..
i coz widzieliscie7-
- ze ten, juk ludzie gadaja, dok-
tor z Warszawy, co jest u PAM W
Rydzewie, chciat W naszych oczach
Jasnego Pana...
- Co..? doktor z Warszawy IL
PAM Rydzeskiej9
- A tax, Jasnie Panic, to Jest
ten sam, co 60 sprowadzili z War
szawy, seby uczy} Jasna Panienke.
Chwila os}upienia.
- mech re Gle naJJasnleJsze
pieruny zatrzasnal
To on, ten sam %ktoregom wi
dzia} jedyny raz W Rydzewie!....
- SEA, chtopcy... chwila namys-
}u. Parry z ust ME puscie 0 tenn co
tn z%asz{o, pred nikim navel pred
rodzona mutka! Jesli kt6ry pisnie
s&owo, ,niejsca u mnie ME mai
- Rozumiecie2
- Rozumiemy, Jasnie Panic.
- Milczec jak mur ....ani mru-
mru.... %jeszcze pc rublu ola kat
diego. A Jak sic dobrze sprawicie,
PREY obruchunku bsde wan panic
tat.
Daisy ciag nastapi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-07-28

swietym dotc bieg}y, a to farma-
sony ro.gisszaja, te ME ma pomie-
day Mani uczufych ludzi!....
Oj dobrze, le to kochune Kyo-
pid1o W obronie niewinnosci, jak
Slisz napisaf W %pierwszvm hume
RE, rozpoczeto tymi bezboIni-
k"mi fat chrzesc juhski, DO by oni
wnet "a wiele sobie pozwalali!.. go.
Zomasz AqdyoM
z Chicago
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-07-28
0 FARMAS0NACH.

CT %farmason; sa to-, jak juz
wiele razy powiedzlaf z ambony
o. Wicenty, bardzo niedobrzy
ludzie. Krzycza W niebo.iosy ma
OJc6w chicagoskich i ma Zjedno-
czenie Katolickie, chociaz Bogiem
q prawda ME maja czego.
OF, co to oni ma ten przykfad
ME wystwarzali z Ojcem Wicen-
tym. Gadali, 10 ME chciat odpru-
vic 4aiobnego nabozehstwa III
dusze &. p. Kraszewskiego. Kto
Mat prawde? - Nasz Jegomosc.
- Nubozehstwo chciafy mice tyl-
ko same farmasony, a ME katoli-
XII, ola tego tez musiell isc z
kwitkien do Jezuitow - do dajcz-
katoIlk6w. - Me mogliby sic to
onl nawrociG i przystad 10 mas?
Ale ME - oni wcieli sic w swoja
u%partosc, jak gw6zda W drzewo.
A iak to nie dobrze, zara wan
opowiem.
Jegomosc Wicenty do dob
rych Polak6w m6wi:
- Ty idz do szapu
l tam sic skr6b,
Zyce W kotciele,
Mnie kierycS kup!
Ale czy wszyscy sfuchaja?
So tacy, co ami ma godzinowe zycs
ami ma kierycz ME chca nic dad,
tylko kupuja fanny ola siebio albo
ola synow swoich - dla tego
tez dobre Pollok razem z Ojcem
Wicentym o Mich mowia, &e to
farmasony, DO wjedno tylko o far
mach mysla. = A to wszystko
gniewa OLGA Wicentego, no on sic
hoi, by ola niego czasem farmow
ME felowoto.
A co tym n%iepoczciwym far
masonom do naszych dfug6w kos
cielnych! Pc co oni rozgaduja 20
salonach, ie te dfugi "a Wieleb-
nej famil;i Barzyhskich nigdy ME
beda oddane? Wszak z tymi diu-
gami to mic innego, jeno.. czysta
faska niebicska. Adye W pibmie
swietym stoji: Jehowa z ojcem
Abrahamem i Jukobem 2awarf
przymierze i powiedziaf onym: -
Rozmnoze vase potomstwo jake
piasek W morzu, jake gwiazdy ia
niebie. - Tax tel 2 Ojcem WI
centym. Jehowa w~ejrzat ma niego
iaskawym okiem,.. -. j rozmnu4nja
sic IL mas paraf'alne dfugi DO uieskoh-
oxonosci.
Widzita, te jestem W pismie
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-07-28
'Tanie Grunta
W WHINE, MINI.

Nam IA sprzedaz PAS a.
krow gruntu pc nieboszczyku
Klupie W Genie pc $3.50 "a
akier, a K%ompania JUL dzisiaj
2ada pc $500 to W okolicy,
daleko pofo3one) Cd polskiej
osady.
Kupujacym wydaja sic "a
raz czyste hipoteHi warranty
Deeds, jezeli zas z cory
wszystko zapfaca = W przeci-
wynn razie dale sic Aontrakt
2 kredytem stosownie do
wplaconej sunny.
Nam tak3e ma sprzedaA W
miescie Whine 50 Lofty pc dol.
100 jedna.
Jos. Ginmajster
500 Noble Str, Chicago, Ill.
[Pefnomocnik PAM E. E.
Klupp.
Ha5~ Mona sic take zg4osic do
Hieronima Derdowskiego, reda.
ktora ,,Wiarusa."
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-07-28
N?AoDN!

7ahiego, co sic wypiera actas-
nej matki, pienaujq Mdzie pra,ei
nuz,eq wyrodnego syna;; jsszcze
viecej przecies zastugwe ma taxa
sromotnq nance ten, co ME dosyt,
Re sic wtasnej matki wstvdzi, jssz-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-07-28
TU DOSTANIE 81
CYGARO
D. Fortunskiego z La Crosse!

p. FortunskiegO z La Crosse!
TIE sfowa umieszczone 50 na
ezerwonych ~tatliezkaeh, ktore
przysle sic katdemu, 60 kupi prey
najmniej 500 cygar
tahVYki vyrabqv tYtuaissaYA
Berg & Fortunski,
1923 Main Str, La Crosse, Wis.
Ts polskie cygara, jaknajlepiej
polecone przez Cenzora Franciszka
GrygIaszewHkiego j tyslace innych
PoIakow, ktorzy je pala, So Genie
pc $40, 20, Is, 80, 80, i go.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-07-28
cse ia przesladuje past,oi 81
mad biedaczkq jaknojokraHniei.

css ia przesladuje pastU; sic
mad biedaczkq jaknejokra3niej.
Do tahica acyrodk6u nale4y
pomiedzy innyn.i rektor parc6i ka-
tolickiG 70 Highland. Wis, az
asiskiem Zooitswski - przyja.
ciel poplecznM ksissy Barzya-
skich I protektor Zjednoezenia
Katotickiego.
Pan Zawitowski modzU sic
Rl1kien1, a Nzyha uienaieckiego
pe~nie tylho 20 szkole ginpeazya1-
nS, hdrsj 8 n~ojni4sse z'oiedzt
Aasy, troche Hznql. Pzy6yuszy
do Ameryhi / groszem polskin1,
iaho kaptam, oygryztsey sic z
diedy, wyraig sic teraz ten sam
czioaoiek o Rlakah uiby uajza-
seiftszy wrog polskiego Narodu
a na,cet sostydzi sic moOy matczy,aej
10 Hstach do rodakow postuguje
SIC Nzykiem uien,ieekin., popeiuia-
jqc TAX CRUDE 6tedy ortograiczne,
&c ia miemiecka parotia, ktorq te-
raz zapiaduje, ,ostydzit sic meusi
"a niedo,oarzone wyksztatcenie pro-
J0szczu.
Rwdd, da czego naleSate sic
mnie, jake redaktorowi pisnea pol
skiego, po;vieciG 10 dzisisjszyns
nunqerze kiMa sto,o Szanoaonemu
Rektorowi z Highland, naajq las
kaaei Czyteluicy Warusa podany
poai3ej Nusteni Hteran1i. Oto list
jego wtasnoreezny ito Redaktora
WarusQ:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-07-28
NJ. TOYE,
Gasftter &
Plumber.

Handlarz materya
low do za%prowadzani-
gazu, rur %wodocigo-a
wych i %parowych.
Ws7e]kie rodzaje towarojw
miedzianych, pump i we2ow
z gumy lndyan.
Reboty wyko-
nuja sic a%kuratnie,
Cd ". 3cia utica
Winona, MINI
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-07-28
}omy XII Prawdy
z NEW YORKU.

z NEW YORKU
Czytajcie gazety angielskie, a
.rzrkonacie sie,co pisa o mas, ma.
JAG "a pred -tawicieli Narodu pol
skicg' tute jsza obszarpana hoi"te
zydowsk4, co W liczbie $4,000 wfo-
czy Sc po ulic"h Hastings, DIVISION,
Suffolk i innych. Cyl to mic hat.
bn dIa mas, jezeli nnpotykamy W
gazetacb wyrazy, jak The Polish
dirty crowd, albo The Polish saciu-
Mers i t. d. - TEN wiecej oburza
mas COS podobnego, Jezeli je ma.
potkamy W gazecie n%iemieckiej, DO
p%rzecie4 Niemcy dobrze znaja r6z-
nice pomiedzy nieokrzesanym,
zydem zPolski y Polakiem zkrwi
i kosci. Gdziez to wy przewodnicy
lndu polskiego w New Yorku? =
Pokatciez raz, Re jestesmy narodem
dbajacym o slave!
Cd r. 1881, czyli cd czasu,
kledy emigracya polska z%aczefa
przybywoc do New Yorku, al do
r. 1863 ME mielismy tn kadnego
Towarzystwa, lecz mielismy ludzi
zdolnych i dbajacych o sprawe ma.
rodowa, jake to: 8. p. JuIia2a Ho-
rain, Edwarda Kulikowsk;ego j
innych, ktorzy swemi z%sbiegami i
staraniami, niosac oswiate, gfebo-
ko wszczepili w Polonia to pre-
konanle, &e trzeba wiaza6 sic W
t~owarzystwa, ably W potrzehie 3d.
bic i Ojczyznie %skutecznie poma-
gao. Dosyd, Re pc d}ugoletniej
piracy i z%abiegach zawiaza1o sic tn
t~owarzystwo pod nazwa Kosciusz-
XII. W lat kilka pozniej powst"}o
inne, niby wojskowe, pod nazwa
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wreszcie Klub R5ski, Ognisho 4
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Sekreturz Tow. 8 a. ucho-
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albo wykresla z grona, kogo chce,
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